Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
yron Friday. Daily.
nALMAGuHDI.

memo 10 10 Lave q balloon
on the Fourth. Let her go. Gallu-
CHER"
The latest and inest drink out. Cali
fornia Orange Wine. Try It at the
Bed Rock Saloon.
]. D. Abel came in from Fort Hal
leck to-day. He will make application
for membership in the Orphans Cub.
Tho Nevada Central Railway was
sold on the 2lst instant for $500. Ooe.
the bond holders being the purchas-
erS.
The Masonic Aag was uufurled to the
breeze to day in honor of ST. John the
Baptist, who was al eminent patron Of
Masonry.
Mr. George Russell. accompanied by
his daughters who have been attending
school at Reno. returned by last even
iug's tain.
Mrs. Cleveland mi k her own cows.
says an exchange. aud now no woman
who cannot milk II COW will be admitted
to the best society.
While Englishmen in England were
singing God Save tho Queen" Irish
men ia Ireland were shouting "Fo He'll
with ;he Qleen." and still Victoria
lives.
A party Of ladies wearing the outland-
ish head gear which is the insignia Of
some branch Of the Cltholic Church,
Nun, perhaps. passed through on last
evenings train.
At the commencement exercises Of
1887, Bishop W~hitaker's School for
Girls, Miss Ruth Russell was awarded
the prize for the best darning. hemiug
Hnd patch work.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
recommends the removal of the ll6 ri.
u.es alleged to be starving in Harvey
Valley, Idaho. to the Duck Valley Res
erSation, i'll this county.
iHc ou.A'hAC NDuIL VI ScOfglh mas
decided valid II will giving Amanda Eu-
banks, colored. half q million dollars.
The will was contested by white rela-
tives of the testator.
Sam Jones says: Mex: to pretty
oman l love n fast horse" We don't.
when We are next TO n pretty woman
We wan a slow hOrse-one of the kind
you have to build n FIRE under TO start.
FIX.
Miss lila Pcllman. who has been M
sent during tho past three years, n por-
ton Of with time was spent i'll Bishop
WLituier's school ut Reno. and the last
year in teaching. returned last evening
for n visit to her father, Mr.. A. j. Pail
man.
Four tramrs were arrested Mt Wells
on n charge Of s~teniing n revolver and u
watch hom Cap. Palmer Mt Carlin, but
ms Mr.. Palmer is out on the rodeo and
without his evidence it is not thought
they can be held they were probably re.
leased to-day.
c. S. YounE, OF the Gazette, feels
grateful for the many complimentary
things said by Nevada aud Ohio papers
abont his recent address delivered ut
Washington. D. c.. before the Depart
ment OF Supeintendence. National Ed
uchtiuual Association.
The people OF Carson nrc greatly af
flicied with rheumatism caused, 80 the
Tribune says, by the elaborate fare fur
ni'hci 10y the hotels. II the hotels
don't soon curtnil their menu the citi-
zcns of the Capital will soon all be
FRUSTRATED with govt.
Three brnke.beam tourists ca,nc in
on this mornings train nu6 to-day gave
our citizens an opportunity to refnsr to
contribute 10 the support Of such lazy
lonts ns they who nre n disgrace to
humanity and nre deserving of n com.
Portable position on the chain gang.
Glad TO see You NJ so early said
The young Indy hoardcr in the country
~ she encountered the hired man while
taxing her spring time morning walk
md then INDEED: "The early bird
catches the worm, you know The
Young lady was somewhat Donplused
when the innocent granger replied:
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